World Wide Technology completes acquisition of Softchoice, expanding software and AI capabilities

World Wide Technology has finalized its acquisition of Softchoice for approximately $1.3 billion, enhancing its offerings in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital transformation. This move is intended to support clients through their entire journey in AI and digital transformation. The acquisition reflects a commitment to delivering tailored solutions to a broader client base, expanding WWT's reach into Canada and the Commercial, Small and Medium Business markets across North America.

Clients of WWT will gain access to an expanded portfolio that includes software, cloud, cybersecurity, and AI solutions. Softchoice aims to leverage WWT’s Advanced Technology Center and AI Proving Ground Lab, further enhancing its infrastructure and hardware services for clients.

Jim Kavanaugh, Co-Founder and CEO of WWT, stated, “This strategic transaction brings together two high-performing organizations focused on delivering solutions that help accelerate AI adoption and the digital transformation journeys of organizations across the globe.” David Steward, Founder and Chairman of WWT, emphasized the added value of Softchoice’s services, enhancing WWT’s offerings in global markets.

Softchoice President and CEO Andrew Caprara expressed confidence in the combined capabilities, highlighting their alignment in delivering business value while fostering a positive workplace culture. The acquisition positions both companies to continue addressing client needs with comprehensive solutions.

Softchoice will continue to operate under its name, maintaining Caprara as CEO. As the two companies integrate, they aim to accelerate AI adoption and expand their market presence. The deal reinforces WWT’s commitment to developing resources that enhance AI adoption across enterprises.

Softchoice's collaboration with Microsoft adds strategic value, enhancing the delivery of AI and security solutions, including Microsoft 365 products.

WWT has committed over $500 million to drive enterprise-level AI adoption via its Advanced Technology Center, providing clients the opportunity to test and validate technology strategies with a diverse range of providers. The acquisition reinforces WWT’s goal to expand its influence within both the enterprise and small-to-medium business sectors.